Ted Leo & The Pharmacists

honestly, I wasn't even feeling the Chelsea concert enough to bother
was at the Madison Square Garden show the day before
and it just totally wiped me out
so now I'm reading you guys were literally 15 minutes away from me yesterday :finger:
unbelievable...

the people I actually talked into coming bailed an hour before the show started,
and then I didn't even have the energy to go solo
I was just gonna finish watching the NASCAR race and wander off upstairs...
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Man, it’s just frustrating how some people get an undeserved pass over in Europe.

Was there really only 50 people at the show?

Germany =

50, but it feels like it’s only been 10. If we hadn't been there, it would have felt like 5... 😳

Mark was playing Pac-Man with the crowd😳

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joooooooooo

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Where did you find this? Is there more?


Ted Leo is jumping around. 😍

vid cara. 🙏

Ugh, I'm just not feeling it today. I'll stick to dropping links... 😁

I mean, honestly, you can just look at my picture—it’s pretty obvious what I’m getting at here. 😳

Round Two:



The unofficial anthem of our local amateur soccer club, The Embankment, according to the forums:

1. Where have all the Ruda Boys gone?

2. Me and Mia

3. the Sons of Cain

4. ?

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What do you guys think?

I’ve been absolutely spellbound by it lately myself. living with living just hits you with this intense, burning passion from start to finish. It's truly beautiful! I really need to go out and pick up the rest of the collection immediately.

Actually, go in reverse chronological order 🙂

I guess Hearts of Oak might be my favorite. 😍

And don't you dare skip over EPje! 🙂

ugh, I didn't actually put that picture of me and Tedek here. 😬

I’m honestly feeling a bit teary about missing out. :cri:

*copy/paste EAF*

Kyle Jackson54 said:A band I used to be in toured the States with Ted Leo a couple of times. Back then, he was living in the Chinatown district of Boston in some kind of immense warehouse space, five stories up—which meant hauling all the gear up the stairs, obviously. His "apartment" was packed with this wild assortment of boho clutter, like old dentist chairs and theatrical stage sets. And yeah, I should probably mention there was an actual stage in there. The living room alone was roughly the size of a tennis court. It was the dead of summer, sweltering hot, and we ended up sitting around a table with our shirts off, counting out all the merch cash. Just piles of dollars spread out on the table like we were some kind of mobsters. Cheers, Ted Leo. You were a great guy, and honestly, you had the most incredible setup I’ve ever laid eyes on.

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